Disproportionate Discrimination, Detention, & Deportation of Haitian Asylum Seekers
Author argues that U.S. immigration policies and procedures are continuing to put Haitian migrants and asylum seekers at risk By Courtney Levine. (11/01/2022)
E pluribus melior? How to Approach the Threat of Societal Rifts
Author explores the reasoning behind and functioning of federalist democracies worldwide, and includes suggestions as to how to move forward from situations of upheaval. By Alexander Loengarov. (0...
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Hey Woman!
Making progress for women's rights. By Pooja Sevaramani. (05/24/2022)
With the recent terror attacks in Israel as a starting point, this essay focuses on reactions to extreme violence in conflict situations and on how they contribute to mutually exclusive narratives....
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The Migrant Detention Crisis Is Back
Reflections on U.S. migration detention crisis. By Madison Adams. (03/28/2022)
Is There a Legal Impasse of Climate-Induced Migration in the European Policy Framework?
Author examines legal aspects of climate-induced migration in Europe and argues the EU it should start acting autonomously to address the issue. By Anna Lia Maria Soddu. (03/01/2022)
Are Western countries responsible for the severity of COVID-19 in LIDC’s?
Author argues that the international community needs to make a fundamental change to rules and regulations on global public health, particuarly in the context of low-income and developing countries...
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How Feminist Foreign Policy Can Fight Gender-Based Violence
Author argues that a Feminist Foreign Policy can benefit women and human rights. By Rachel Hirsch. (12/21/2021)
Women Rights Issues in Western China and Southern Sudan
Paper examines what causes the problems of lacking education that women face in western China and southern Sudan and how to solve them. By Cheng Huang. 11/03/2021